The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-17
LOCAL p nREvlTIEs.
Matters Of Minor uomont In and About
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MATlHRE ~ Doth tneRtrea To-Day.
MAJOR CANT speaks at the Capital rink
this evening. H
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday. 81
OPERA HOUSE, to.nlght-Ben Maginley
In '1nshavague." 1ti
TIE GRAND thin ovening-"Nick OF the
Wooda" for tho Trades Assembly Benefit.
TnE mex! Baltimore 4 Ohio excursion
will be ono to California December 20 and
q. The rated arc very low.
MAYgR's orchestra played for the South
eide Singing Sccle.y's hop last night, In
Ito hall. It wra q successful md enjoyable
affair. Eg
ONE Of Sweeney 4 Son'a heavy wagons,
loaded with castings, stalled on Market
street, at Twonty.ihird. and was pulled
out with good deal Of trouble. n.
The Ohio authorities declined to send O
requlsition lortheyoung man Wade Anvil,
OF Rowlcsburg, charged INTERCHANGEABLE
Ing at S!eubenville, and he was released
THE entertainment at tho Germania hall
Thursday evening by tho colored people
was not a ball, but q concert Of high
order Of excellence given Tor tho benefit Of
the church.
JonN DGaAN WAS yelto.day appointed
guardian oil James +. Lantry, aged 10, TIT
minor orphan Of John Lantry, deceased
and gave bond in the sum Of $500, with J
O. Miller as surety. T.
The Opera House orchestra will giyt
another ono OF lis eemi.nonthly Sunday
night rchesIsals at Ariou hall tomorrow
evening. Tho programme ls special ont
and has many novel features.
Mr.. CHARLIE EMa has sold his trottel
"Jeseie p" 10 MIR. A. Allen Howell, jr. Il
Is not known what price was paid for thu
animal. The mare Is ono Of great prom
Ice and 9 very handsome one. $50.
PMILorENA BLArNEn yoaterday qualified
as executrix OF tho will OF John Blatner
deceased, and gave bond In the aum O.
$4,000, withou. security, mono being re-
CURED by the term Of the will.
TuIEvEs entered the Tin store OF T. W
Simpson, OH Market street In the Fifth
ward, night before laat, and stole lot o
cutlery and other arlioloa easily carried oil
There ia no clue to the guilty parties.
ALE1 HEATHERINaToN, tho inaaue Bell
airs. man whose wanderingsha been no
ticed, escaped from his home again yee.er
day and came 10 this city, ,,whero Office
Dunlap arrested him and sent him home
THE pupils Of Miss Carrie English's pri
vste school gave very pleasant entertain
ment at Germania hall lsat evening
which WIS witnessed by the parents ant
fliendB OF tho performers. MiHs Eugliat
10 meeting with good succesa in her schoo
work.
The weather having continued goot
Contractor Todd has been ablo to complete
the paving Of Main street from Twenty
fourth to TTenty-ihird. Had he beer
able TO procure bIick in time he woult
have found it possible to pays at leaat tt
Twanty.eecond street.
Ed. SMITH, a workman employed q
Spears axle works, while working in thu
chops yesterday morning, accidentally
dropped large piece Of iron on his le!
foot, cruahing it severely. Hs was re
moved to his home in tho vicinity, where
physician dressed his injuries. Isl
OFFICER WATsoNarrested Joseph Thomp
son last night Tor assaulling Emma Carl
Bton at the corner Of Tenth and Market
streets. The pair came here from Oleve
land and lived togethe, awhile rs husband
and wife, but Thompson failing to secura
work the woman became an inmste oil
Jennie Rsndall's house.
BERTHA SMITH, aged 16, from Morgan
town, W. Va, was held in $500 bail by
Alderman Gripp yesterday, on q charge
Of larceny, preferred by Mrs. Brown.
Bertha is the girl for whom Chief B,okaw
purchased railroad ticket with which to
! go home to lead respectable lifo, several
weeks sgo.-Pittsburch Times.
CONTRACTOR RopREcuT, during the pas!
week, has had his force OF men engaged
in laying the track OF the Wheeling Rail.
way Company, the electrical road, st work
in the Sixth ward, laying track on Main
street below TTsnty-iouIth. The digging
has been hard, the streets in that vicinity
being largely made Of cinder.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record a deed made December 16 by Ellen
Hubbard and Myron, her husband, to
John Frederick Homer, IN consideration
Of 81 500, for the north half OF lot 50 in
Eoil's addition, Centre Wheeling. ALSO a
deed made December Is by Mary G.
Rldgely, with ". c., her husband, to
Frederick Schneider, in consideration OF
$1,000, Tor part of lot II, on Twenty
second street..
IN tho police court yesterday morning
M'lias MCGumphrey was fiucd $50 and
costs ior keeping a house OF ill.isms, and
the three men aud three women arrea.s1
in her house IS and costs each. M'liss
gave bond and appealed her Gaze. She
says she has reformed. Maud Kennedy
was also flred $40 and COSTS for keeping @
houae Of ill'fame, and o man found in her
hnnns S5 amt coato E-......